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Learning Developmental Science Autism Research Digital Behavioral Assessment Working under the mentorship of Dr. Lauren Franz, Director of the Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development, you will
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underlying juvenile dermatomyositis and related pediatric conditions. Through the integration of advanced molecular techniques, patient-derived samples, and functional muscle modeling, you will help develop
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generative AI and other emerging AI technologies. ● Assess relationships between AI use and learning, well-being, cognition, social connection, decision-making, and educational experiences. ● Use
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dyads, families, and service interactions across systems. Support data acquisition, integration, validation, quality assessment, governance, reporting, monitoring, and stewardship processes. 2. Lead the
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, environmental health, or a related field. Skills & Experience: • Experience with exposure assessments, particularly for semi-volatile organic compounds • Experience with operating laboratory analytical
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at this intersection is required. The candidate should have the ability to work in a diverse lab group setting, planning and conducting assessments independently and collaboratively, interpreting data, and presenting
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) Evaluate the implications of these associations for extraction processes; and 3) Assess the critical mineral resource potential of unconventional wastes through geospatial and statistical analysis of supply
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assessments independently and collaboratively; interpret data; and present results to diverse audiences. Fluency in English (written and oral) is required. Excellent scientific writing skills and the ability
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developed advanced tools for identifying and characterizing rare B cells, with the broader goal of improving transplant risk assessment and graft outcomes. The position requires a PhD in immunology or a
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material damage assessment 3) Developing AI and machine learning models for robot-assisted laser surgery and validate the model by comparing the results to experimental observations. 4) Support the